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US midterm elections spending raises questions over special interests, The Guardian (2010)

This article discusses a new trend in the electoral campaign for the US midterm elections: rising elections spending. The 2010 elections will be the most expensive in American history. On November 2, American voters will elect all the members of the House of Representatives, part of the Senate, and 39 governors.

The link address is: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/jun/08/us-midterm-elections-record-spending

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